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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

France has enacted q stringent ls~ 'to "a
press frauds IN the sale 81 buftor" II pro
hibits selling, OF exposing for ssle. import or
export. under the name o. butter. 81 any
margarine or otssr sub~tsfsts tsr butter. OF
MIXTURE Of snv such sutrtl~res With butter
Retail dealers in oleomsrrnrsne or other sub
stitutes for butter are % netify hpyers Of tl,s
character ~ the article. and n have Il plainly
marked ON tbs package Manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers are - plainly marx 0 brand
every package 20 81 70 sbew The sctusl char
scter o. its contents, ard ell transportation
companies. OF persons wbo carry any substi-
tutes for butter. are 70 keep plainly entered IN
their books sno vaThills q record of the
brands OF marks on ell such packages trans
ported TIE penalties for violation - fte ls-
are irnprisonrnsrt froTa sir dsvs - SIX months.
and fns ef go 70 $50 --Americnn Aericul-
turiSt
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

An orderly little crowd assembled at
0'DonnelIs gymnasium last evening to
witness few friendly bouts With the box
ing gloves b. ueen some of the local pugil-
ists. The entertainment closed with a set
TO between a couple OF theatrical people
one from each of the houses on CanaI-st.,
which Afforded much amusement for the
spectators. By the way. one Of them is no
amateur. aud was formerly proud possessor
Of the light weight championship of New
York City There will be . ten round box
iDg match tc/ight at the gymnasium be-
sides some friendly set-tos in which jim
Fell and other noteworthys will participate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

sussnsS BynaB cu.sen 80 csasssee s
sae sAiasie ans lnnlses Eaanas@ssass.
e1ssaesS-
an inlsns oAsla AZ Nr AID Ma. 5anaes
t'1nasaE1sm. Tsss0tae feur miiss e&si 81
hrnsen HsrbeE. fell ints E&A Qf bssllak
sstss .sSs s@laresy evening ana wks 40
aAsls sazldse irpf ths arm pats - tbs tent.
slssi he olea 81 J . cloek SUNDAY unorntnk
4 4 Boaghton 4 Co. Of Ch&se have
hs<p engaged aurlns the sannser Ia i0na-
berIns . traa 81 "a ssA1l go sssl ef umcet
paFeE3sea sssesal nsonlks xso sna lee~isa
neAf sf~sA. I1s ioEs are rallied a. t4i@ss-
hst szIsees a coianasncs tas operation
s1aas gxnaSrs /
a hss kreks 0ns In GsrkAm's la1esr
ware al loalz. a. ] . M. Tuesass Aess
about - ooo vita ss.use inseFspcs. NesF.y
lalf the lunater rs the ware was hurEea
Tie thira ssors 81 sAs Globe Hoass was dis
covered - be on rrs a. sns ti&e, huf ras
ssunEaishsd vltl ffseH 1lnatss work
Ths Shsrie Of kenenlin nee eeunts broashi
9 womsn 40 Jackson oR Mondss who sss
under . thirteen year sentences 10 TIE STATE
prissn. As telasle prisoners are NOT fs
oslsea al Jackson sac wss put n 5ssi % bs
held nntil the sentence couia De oofFeclea
and she be sent to Detroit House OF Cur
recgion.
Heavy fires are reported in the timber n
sosco County. sna the atmosphere is
clogzed With smeks. Ga Friday nicbt tie
Lumber camp of s.blsy & beariager, on the
east hrsDch Of the Au Gres. Sss burned.
The Ere is RAINING through standing tim
bea. snd considerable damage "a likely "a
result
Chester Byrd. aged IA. and Augustus
fs.s - IA . II
miles from Cssropolis. have been psting al
tsption 10 tke ssnls slrl f0f some tine bacs
Sunday night ueabls wSs occssloHea be.
tween the young men. sno Byrd shot aud
killed Harris. The murderer ned. ofhcsrs
are IN hoI pursuit anu hope TO capture hlm.
All the people implicated are colored. IN.
tense excitement prevails
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

In the Superior Court yesterday the case
Of the Watkins Bros. for peddIing meat
without license, which was appealed from
Police Court and fully explained heretofore.
was given 10 the jury. which, after a
lengthy deliberstion. returned q verdict
OF not guilty and the defendants we're dis
charged.
The csss OF Clint Simmons for disorderlv
conduct which vas also appealed from
Police Court. was tried before the court and
Judge Barlinssme decided that be vas not
guilty He vss charged with making =
disturbance on a street csr. bat az the svi-
dsnce was somewhat complicated, there
wss reasonable doubt As 20 bis gniit
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Do Dot take meal t'rs fsf rrteliine re
faults of servants, iis inisdoeds ~ ckflfrcn
OF your o~n Or other people iaineser ncci-
dents or misfortunes- 10 DC ~ k ai~ays
unwise. and. II guests sre present. a. ls DECD
coy III bred. A perfect entertainer never
conf5es her worries o. hes sorrovs n a.
abiding guest. Bach less vii S.. mention
them % one vhose vixf - - 10 brief o. n
only casual II would bs isviag = burden
upon smother al q season vhca tbs eacfefness
of hospitality should protect hin from every
UNPLEASANT thought
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
BOUNCED FOR CAUSE.
ID. T. Corbitt Expelled by the Royal Ten
plars OF Temperance.

ID. Z. Corbitt Expelled by the Royal Tenn
plars OF Temperance.
d. z. Corbitt. is an attorney more or less
popular in the city. For many years be has
beenran active member of the Royal Tenn
plars OF Temperance and has paid q consid-
erable sum of money on his life insurance.
For some time he has been looked upon as
a black sheep in the fold, and Monday
night he was publicly expeilec from the
order and his clsim GU his life insurance
forfeited. The charges against him are those
of lying and slandering another member Of
the order and il is understood that that
member is J. II. Tatem. The fact that Mr..
Corbitt has been expelled was discussed
freely among the members of the different
lodges and next week il viii De published
in the official order of the order. As both
Corbitt snd Tatem are. mem bsrs Of the bar,
the local attorneys will probably also look
into the matter and consider the charges
made against a member OF the profession,
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

TIE Piu;s Indians al Ioseiock Wiz shortly
hold pine rat dsnos and solemn ''husn .
bum l>one prayer. Tbs y bersns. q tbeir
tbsnkfulness 70 fFah-sh' nbs god God ~bo
sends water fof THE sbEndsnt crop n pine
ruts With With be hss this ssneon favored
he red children. Ihs pine nus sr- ~ a.
Lo~eiock. bat Ter sway 81 Ira rpogntnius
wbsss TIE rins orchards hsvs eses5ed sbe az
sf To- -iite rt8dsls II ths Tsli5s rc-au-
tain renrs az st.B left u'sry virgin gfores
After tbs dsnes ana buns hum re Fn-
sisns ~ e . tbs grcves sFl9 gather fise
rrfs Fsrmer - fsfors the herds - tbe
vhiter took E,ees~esipn - - rsnges--th hsv
hsd fanos So rrsise sorG for ths hsrvrst
q gras ss~6 1ts PiBts peoris sre v~rT 70
issiess IN their ~sY - iyElnss Ent-rpris~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Professor Vaughn. who has spent much
time IN investigating ln regard 70 tyrctoU-
con, the poisonous substancs soneisnes
found IN ice cream, regards it az idcnticsl
with cinsoberczei, Q ssls'anc~ kncwn Cor
many year aud frst prepared from snillne
by Cermsn chcfrist Be finds that fyso-
foxicou = caused by peculiar Fermentation
Of the cream before IL s. froseu. and can bs
separated from ths cream by treatment with
soda and ether. which dissolve the polscn.
which is entirely destroyed by boiiinf The
See cream mixture before a ss frozen Il 4
not property q Elilk or it@ products IN .
natural STATE. bot the result of . MIXTURE of
Other ingredients herewith
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Shot and Killed by Ceiored Porter in .
Fieh, Over q Woman.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2o.-Thomss J. White, a
colored porter on the Wisconsin Central
Railroad, killed Henry Woodson, alias the
"Black Diamond" this morning. White
had been living with q white woman nam
ed IrmA Hayes. Shortly after midnight he
found Woodson in company With the
Hayes woman and attempted ~ induce the
woman TO 60 hone with him,
but Woodson objected aud strug
gle followed The BLACK Diamond"
got his adversary down and pulled bis re-
volver He fired two sAois, when White
succeeded in freeing himself and vrenched
the weapon from Woodsons hands. White
then fred two shots at Woodson, one Of
which wounded the woman an the hand.
The other took off the top Of Woodson's
head, killing him instantly. White was
captured. Woodson, the victim. was
pugiiist, who has fought seversl mills In
different parts OF the country. The woman
in the case is % years old, and claims 10 be
the daughter Of late Judge OF tie Crimi-
nal Court in Louisville.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

loe1Ee.s1 fsA1ss~-k = &as'>s ~ - - ts1ekxys
opxk Eyss sns ~-s~<@s - ss~.sa.
Dr. T. u Eak4i~ <-iz~s se-t tyfk ksi4
fspsr sltd dilabezla 49, ~s>ze sezaDo1 ca
farne sl.6 Ia Vie sss s~>,- = eIcss, -Aa pro
eessis - lssl ~hs frsasls-s< ~-<sAz prlnssrf
causes ~ tke.s 2lxsAsss a. ssrsts az Glasses
ths eolsssn.an2t.o1 - s>.i> - ssAfeai oaa
vault tis slsp ke,s 49, ~ sF2sn1Es. ~
Eails a a. saa ~ ia. t<s,4g~ 9Fs.saia
fsver s.as o. Hs~xzss 49, ~ srlflz eftrn-
81 Ia ssnli osauEe sssEet,ss. slit s.Fsthsfsa =
rre-smlsseE.ss sisa ses'a' >se shoF heis al--
sass k&nap. peFel ss~s sss2sla ale he
fsseFils haSAis ~ cEz.sl i'. -ssl-
ne e&ase< eDunszss>4 sSf<ssf ths pre-
veatses lei ths water onusanaad ~ TIE
fasSly oeas froa ~sas ~ sisasts1 aud pre-
teclsa thai they caAnal Ia Paiiu1ee hY tAs
csntss9 % ssDt, far1yAfa eessf~ol.
T1s slsp kals has A. excuse Ter sxlstiIss al
al - .~xs vita it shs f1r's4sE trss Grams
that VII carry "A tiss -sasI fsF snoaEs
fgsn tss dwelling - lnslFs safety. II pipes
o. drains afe NitaSel s4fsrs traps sss thst
tless AZ provides IN camp. unseHtiissea
IocsuoNk. IA addition a. securing perisci osi-
lsr drainage Il = advised - fsEaose al tress
thai interfere viii tas free .1oes of sks sas
and ar - lks dwelling ksas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

PrTTsBURe. Pa, Sept 20.-This afternoon
niverssry of the introduction of homeopathy
west of the Alleshenies was held at the
Grand Opera House. There was a large
audience present. Rev. Jabez p. Dake, Of
Nashville, Tenn. delivered an interesting
historical address Addresses were also de-
livered by A. r. Thomas, NJ. D.. of Phila-
delphis; S. D. Smith, M. D.. of Chicago;
J. w. Downing. NJ. d., of New York, and J..
@. Burgher, NJ. d., of Pittsburg. w. Tod
Hellmuth, NJ. D.. Of New York, read an
original poem. The guests were banqueted
tonight by the Allegheny Society.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Son-Payment of an Insurance Assessment
May Not SuIlify the Policy.

Son-Psyment of an Insurance Assessment
May Not Suiiify the Policy.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 20.--In the cs.e oI
Mary Stylow. of Waterloo. against the Wis
consin Odd Fellows Mutual Life Insurance
Company. the Supreme Court today decided
that such insurance companies are liable for
such losses, even though the policy. holders
may be owing two assessments, providing
the company had previously received as
sessments over due. In this particular case
Stylow. the deceased. had policy in which
within sixty days The decision is a very
important one as showing the liabilities of
mutual lifs insurance companies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
GONE OVER The BORDER.
Travelling Agent skips To c2nads with
&II 600 of Other Peoples Money.

ToLEDo. Sept. 90.--Homer Oyermeyer,
western agent for the Eureka Hullsr CO.,
of Ashland, Ohio, c. Aultman & CO., OF
Broekport. y. Y. and the Easierly Hsr-
vester Co. OF Michigan, has joined the
American colony in Canada. Several days
ago Overmeyer sold a number Of hullers be-
longing 10 the Eureka Company. collected
what money be could on other machines
and has since been missing. No uneasiness
was felt by his family, however. as IL was
supposed he was on The road or at ssme fair
exhibiting machines. Yesterday Mrs.
Overmeyer received letter from her hus-
husband dated "Canada" in which he con-
iesses 10 being deisul,er TO the amonnt of
about $1,000. Representatives. OF different
Trims are here investigating.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

We are told % keep Our eyes open. bon II s
oftsn well to tsep them smut Ore OF fhs
ci-ief cause of nervous disease Is the strain.nr
OF the eves and tie constant tension q tie
mind " hen sfrsiched oui a. TIE BARRIERS
chair do not Try 10 read newspspef. bul
close your eyelids under the soothing undula.
tlons ~ The bigssh o. TIE diesny shnsaf.o o. -
the shampoo iu railway carriage lusfrre
of siaf1bs out youT sorkeis 81 the iaudscaps
or Over = brook fo.a yoar arms. bow your
head and listen 10 TIE ~hif of ths Wheels Ia
the concert reon. N place - constantly y sar-
veyins the sudisnoe or watching she s'n-fr.
shut your ever 81 times and iei ths rnualc sink
into your soul and resi- your tired uefvet
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Nrv-f rk. sept 30 Premisr Noraasy.
cf Nsn'tohs. ~ho has seen ia this city 5or
some ~esSs past sudesvoring 20 sost Bonds
WINE rez thfs evening. his mission having
rre~ssf ssiiure. ia "a interview he said
tie project would nos ss ssssdOned ncs-
wifastand.rz eis tli ssicress Tie orposi-
ton af ne Canadian fscinc Raiws7 snd
the nouinion Gevsrnnent wse the rras0n
WHY New York bankers. he tkoagbt. would
rcs 1rr hofds
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Dacoits' Troubissome Again.

LONDON, Sept. 2o-Advices from Burmah
state that the Dacoits are again breaking
out in the neighborhood of Rangoon and
troublesome times are again feared. The
period OF tranquility has apparently been
used for recsiting their numbers and for
the development of a series of weil-lsid
plans by which they have reused the whole
OF .ower Burmah. Various attacks have
been made BIZ them recently.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
IN POLICE COURT.
suttsr and Riley Held for Trial-Othsr
Cases Yesterday.


Barney Sabbin. true representative OF
the Emerald Isle. admitted that he was in
toxicated in Police Court yesterday morn
ing. and viii serve twelve days in the
county Jail for the offense Mat Anderson
and Thomas Connolly paid S. 35 for being
drunk and disorderly, and John Boyland
went 20 jail for twenty days for
the same ofense. The cases OF
James Waters, for assault and
battery, Calvin Gonzello, larceny less than
S25. Fred Becbtel e. a.. saloon open on Sun
day. Fred Whitfield larceny from dwell
ing IN the day time and Frank Marsden, for
baa.srdy, we're adjourned 10 sept. p, 2l. 2S,
p and p respectively y.-Fred Sutter and
Nate Riley were arraigned on charge oil
larceny more than S25. Sutter waived ex-
animation and was held for trial at the
present term of the Superior Court. Riley
was given an examination and held over.
They are the youths who stole some violin
cases from the basement of the Wonderland
Theatre last week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

FLINT, Sept. 20.-The second day OF the
seventh annual fair Of the Northeastern Ag-
ricultural Society was ushered in this
morning with auspicious weather, and the
indications are that the exhibition will be q
grand success in every respect. The entries
number between $500 and 5000, and all eI-
hibits are of good quality. With continued
fine weather the fair will be the most uc-
GO ssful ever held bY the society.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

An individual Who vas probably taking
in the fair. boarded street car yesterday
a. the D., G. II. & n depot and after
watching the passengers drop IN their
niekels for some tme ne rslked boldly I'd
and dropped il = silver dollar and then
waited patiently foT the "shehsr1 - -
tarn TIE change He got his change. but
nos an6l aftsr he had gone - he con-
panvs Office and went through the routine
rps red ia such case-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

TIE ners Wff rsretset tte utmost
ssfigfscfiSD ~ iaf oauneHaffr f.1a. 80 sea
i stea - sweT iovgd end - 30 zee fs
81 soh snlerf taet shcnis irep ~ bssrt-
isf gfatitucs CHAarsss cpif fxs-efsil.pr
deDIeseet sE'is5ff sCd extremely irfse -af..-
ssusstiors vth PSI ~ra fsei.res, eft Ia
reselfs n sis9rneys1 fi1nrvf ard l.st-
sr~set ffe csuse e. oncs ~ s1kire D.
fserrss fa31en Ned csI f5eco~efe n -
prreir vsresebis aefersfvs ffsf wln fe-re
or ans capture the usest 8als lDne Q
bl0o,1 o.soT1er b7ueEis4
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

ALIEeAS. Sept 2O.-The railroad commit.
tee has engaged Major Anderson, the rail-
road evan gelist to raise the amount de-
manded by the CD. & NJ. for their extension
to Saugatuck. Mr.. Anderson has been here
and down 10 Saugstuck and has looked the
ground over, and thinks the prospect oi
raising the money is very good. He starts
IN the work next Friday, and will be as
sisted BY Hon. ID. II. Cook, of Hastings
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
A British Civil service Ksformer.

wAsHINeTos, Sept. 20.-E. Il. Sargent
examiner of British Civil Service Commits
sion, arrived in the city today. This after
noon he called on the Civil Servsce Com
missioners. Sargent is an enthusiastic be-
lever in Civil Service reform. and during
bis stay here he intends to inquire into the
system OF examination in the [ nited States.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21


All soft cbsesss Should be eaten viii The
fork
IN using Tho spoon be careful rot 70 puf IL
too Far iftc the ulcffft
Salt cellars sre now plec~d 81 earh risi~
tn8 if h not Improper r. take sat via 80
Lnfa
70 make = lissinR sound ~h>r setirt s>Sy
fhevrt ~efs bso bfeedine
DC nof oreflosd ne fo~t. - r.st -~<s
and vecriables ou he fsrs ~ tbonai s~rs
n i.easi - hararn Res been T,<'-is,i o.. a.
~o1nrnon asefirau TuiezrifF toft q, err
barred ~systf eating a. Aosss rst --~ssu-
rants
Tears and snriss should - r~-.s. cuf irts
quarters End theh pirse1 ~ ~sfh fis 1ncerx
Drnufae she4id s,s f.-eird srd cuf - s-.ss-
raf~5 - nfe chooses
crar,es sherlid - ecfen frorn tsbins -.
hsif eiosed band. tbartonet sad szln - inx
into ehs fneers uaotservsd and tisepcs &. tie
plsfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The Inability Of professional men. snd -
peciAils physicians. - bs regular ~ the
tiae ~ tGkiRg nssalk ooaacuoes % the earl.
rcln II the dic-siloh sIe The brcsline ~ ca
the system Not oniy DC such s,er-ens suffer
from want of food 81 the proper tnss, but
after being oDt many hoGrs. they become tos
e. shsuss<d T. digest tie fU1 meAi they are
tempted to take y ben al length n is ohlalns
shie Recognising tina facf al esllinent dec
tor has devised Fikn which hs ssss hss sn.
s~ered admirably and has been adopted "
other ooctsfs. lie provides hinsssf vita
small bottle ~ lime ~ster. "a wtlCh VIXEN
passing a convenient osirt shop. hs adSs
milk, az he puis small ii@sk 81 TIE mixture
into hls pocket he nnds that this with
water biscuit Keeps Llso hkrnslsss on long
fast and enables liIn ~ digest = sas~l y La
he can GET ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE
Nspssrs and Customs rrsctioea sr
Polite kociefy.


Unless there Is to he q large number q
gussfs. verhai invitations are prefers hie %
written ones Tor q inwn party. a. t.cins mere
IN keeping wifi 'he inforsnnlitv - M enter
iHinneut n iotss muet be sent. Demoref
advises thar they should a. least ir EASY IA
tone. Couca tsc requests for youp~ffiends
society IN plsin. direct terms The fo.on.nx
vii serve 81 r nlo6ei.
?, srEErR kSE.. 0krrrr1rin = =.
DriR xrs lvov~
NAY I have tie riessu-r - resinc sou ~
little garden parry ~ 1T houss. or lex l1s.5sv
afternoon. 81 four circsf
Cordially loF sincereis1 yoifrr
ferf ?. y. 81 u CRAY
Never sisn note Hlrs or Mrs. nnYshsaz.
LIT the NAM stand By ifsaif Tie invita-
sions should ts lssuea couple ~ DAYS bs-
fore tbe party. tbst those atkcd may nass
their sss asceIpenis - be prcse1t ana ro. ie
fofced a. refuse becsUs of conGlciinz sn-
gsgemeTfft
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

George v Edison. John Watson. Ian-
sing \ Rs an. John Grady. Fr.dsr1ck (
Ioettgs~f. levi Johnson, Harlan A. Green
,sy Msrtin 6iimsrtn. William .. Tsford
WIN p Lse Alfresi :. Richards snd Charles
r Robinson bsve besn inpansIed ~ isrors
- try tae csse u ths 9. r. 4 l. Railway ~
Psfriek Sheds, II - Prohsts Court TIE
company are DESTROYS Of purchasing Mr.
Sheets property on Almy-st. fsT their nsv
ae1ot
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

tt,ssssss "a ~ v>sttss-s<ss,s-
JACKSON. Mich, Sept. 2o.--second day Of
State Fair was another perfect day in al
respects. The exhibits. sggregating in all
2, 59s. are all settled. making very fine sx-
position. The attendance, howeyer. Wa
not as large as expected. although tbe city
has been fast filling up and tonight the
streets are crowded with strangers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. 2o.-The fifteenth
annual session Of the National Association
Of Fire Engineers opened this morning in
this city. DR.. X. .. spslding welcomed the
convention 70 Atlanta The days session
vas sttended By over one handfsd mem
bers snd wss mostly taken I'D in receiving
The report OF the Com mittee on Credentials
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

OrsEGo LAKE, Mich. Sept. 20.-will Os-
born. of Gaylord, was shot dead today in a
buggy on the street at this place by the ac-
cidental discharge of gun in Burroughs
shoe shop. The ball passed through the
shop door. then through Osborns body.
and next through saloon window across
the street from the shop. person in the
saloon Just escaped injury. the ball being
found lodged in the clothing on bis person.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Aicnso W Slrsster. Of A ne. ssks FOR a
divorce from his We Matilda. ca the
x-curds ef adultery They were uizFri>i
in ts49. sns hs charges thst ne act on
wtica BIS complaint vas esse2. was eaHs-
riffed witr o1s ISen Rogers ~ the trrond
sni third ia7 81 August i.s-. s0d thst sac
has cor iessei the CRIME.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
A Uould-H. A.sassl.

JACKSON. Sept. 20.-Clarence Sweet. tele-
graph operator at Grass Lake. was shot at
about 10 O'Clock this morning while at
tending to his duties. The ball grszed
his head. Sweet Is brother-in-lsw Of D..
w. Clark. whose jewelry store was robbed
a short time ago. and has taken an active
part in hunting for the robbers. A search
was made for the shooter, but without sue
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

According % The London Lancet p~opls
may protect themselves. their children. horses
and cattle from gnais. mosquitoes. flies. etc
by sponeing with a veal solution Of cArbolic
acid Toe solution ned -ict he more tsan 9
or per cent acid. aud u may be added 10
water tan the latter smells strongly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

DwIssT's CEossISs. Mas. Sept 20.-The
old school house near here in which Henry
Ward Bescher preached his frst sermon
while attending Amherst College was burn
ed today. The structure has been visited
hy thousands Of tourists and was frequent
ly pointed out TO passengers on the New
London Northern Rsilrosd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

DvsIlv. sept 3o.-Tbs Dsile 7>s7vark
says thst ths government hss decided g
suforos fhs suppression flsusss 81 tie Co
srrion bill ard fhat ovsr tvo hun5r-5
h-anrbss q ~ IRISH lssxue -ill Re inms-
darcy pr0sibitsd
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

vsaIvsroS. Sept. 1o.-This afternoon
Dr. D.. 7. Daniels. ia the Surgson-Gsnsrsl's
Office. vas stabbed over the right ere by
Andrew Land. eek IN the A6iuisnt-
Generals Office Daniels wss severely but
rot fsmliy injured. F1nsncial matters
caused sbe froupIe
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Hsnrv ". Lswton. Sorne4ig prominent
n Business circles AZ Renle y -. hss d.
cieef 10 locate here. The 1<r s. sexafilr &,
AIS -azte p rrterst1 - ttaf ~ ~ill -rtr
ri-t 4 wei kucue ~1olezes and refsi
zracerv stors "a Monros-st st 81 esriy dafs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Waiercress is strongly recommended by O
physician as purifier o. The ccmpie1lon-
Nert to tins. which y not Alwsvs octainsbls
come freshly prepared green ssisds yact %
daDdellon. lettuce endive. bc~troof and the
like. These may be dressed with oll and
lemon jusce n liked. but nc vinegar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Pound ON IN. Floor pead.

Owosso. Sept. 2o.-Mr. Daniel Burhsns,
8 we'll known lady OF this city. was found
dead on the floor by her children on their
return home from school this noon. She
was supposed TO be in good health. The
cause OF death is not ret known.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

BEsIEy. SEPT 2o.-Bsn~arck saS Cent
kslnoky, a. tbsir cor fersoos, settlsd n.
s.sssis - sn Aus5zio- German Connsr.i.l
treaty today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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Ksthsrine lnfsrt ceuxtteg 81 EfTs7 H saf
I.e0oo-e = Batlerfe3f.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
A CART LOAD or DYNAMITEl
Another Evidence of . Plot Against the
Islsud of Cuba

Krr wrsr. Sept GA cart load OF dvns-
mite, enough to blow up the city Of Hs.
ysna, was discovered hidden in the woods
near this city yes;erday. The discovery
created intense excitement. proving the plot
against Cuba 10 be much more sormiosbie
than at fret supposed.